Better and harder than last year's edition, it's a great choice for fans of the trading card game, even though it isn't hard enough for the most experienced users.

If you like dinosaurs, it's a great choice for mobile gaming, with quick matches and a very fair free-to-play system.

Fun, deep and very complete, even though it needs some extra polishing and more variety for a better experience.

A fun and engaging monster truck game that's recommended as long as you're happy with the free-to-play model.

It has some issues, both technical and artistic, but the experience works and even though it borrows from classics and it feels original.

This is a game that everybody who has ever enjoyed RPGs should try. Loads of content, great gameplay and modding features to expand its life.

It is a fun game but we get the feeling that it could have been expanded upon. If you're looking for just a twin-stick shooter have a look at this one.

As an Art Academy game, it has a very interesting didactic value, but the Pokémon addition makes it perfect for a different audience.

It feels like an adaptation of the original game, but it is still a solid, fun and engaging experience.

It is a very interesting puzzle game, with some good ideas, that becomes a great option for fans of the genre.

A great closure for this experience. We would recommend playing the five episodes all together, but if you've already started playing it, you cannot miss this one.

The idea is good, but the gameplay isn't. We still hoping for an update where everything is balanced and improved, including its free-to-play system.

Fans of the sport will find a solid base to enjoy the experience, even though it needs to evolve to catch new users.

It's a great opportunity to discover the game or replay it, but to be honest, as a remake it could have been more ambitious.

Looks good, plays good and its free-to-play system is fair and well-balanced. It has everything to bring its success from PC to mobile devices.

There are some positive features, but the negative things take over the whole experience creating a game much worse than its predecessor.

Just correct as an adaptation, even though the quality of the games is as good as the originals were.

A pure puzzle experience that fans of the genre will definitely enjoy, hard and engaging, even though it's not particularly outstanding in any of its aspects.

A great mix of strategy and Angry Bird-ish gameplay, that is very fun and surprisingly deep.

The adventure of Juan is better than ever. If you've already played, the additions are not particularly relevant, but if you don't, it's the best opportunity to do so.

This game is not a masterpiece, but it is indeed an experience that works really well for mobile gaming. Fun, addictive and recommended.

Even though the 2D retro action-platformer formula is being abused these days, this one does it in such a personal and outstanding way that is a must-have for those interested in the idea.

One Piece learns from previous mistakes and offers a fun and balanced experience, ideal for those looking for a “light” musou.

It doesn’t have too many additions, but ti brings the best of the series. If you like the Picross puzzles, then you already know if this game is for you.

We would have liked to see some aspects better polished, but if you like the musou genre and the Gundam universe, you’ll definitely enjoy.

If you like the chivalry theme, this one will keep you playing for a little while. Simple but deep, fun and addictive, Rival Knights deserves a try.

It looks good and holds some interesting ideas, but the control and the repetitive puzzle system have a negative impact on the overall experience. If you’re looking for a puzzle game, though, this may work.

A positive step forward in the series, which adds freedom and polish the gameplay mechanics. Recommended for those who enjoyed the series before, and still deserves a try if you like the concept.

There’s little evolution in this edition, even though it still works and it’s really fun, so if you enjoyed the series before is a great option.

Behind the cartoonish visuals, there's a great game that deals with a conflict as deep as the World War. A beautiful experience on every front, we think it would have been released as a full retail game if launched a few years ago.

It's less arcade and more simulator than GRID 2, but still somewhere in between. Solid and improved, it's not a revolution, but a great choice for those looking for a racing game.

One of the best space shooters we've seen this year. If you're a fan of the genre it should be in your wishlist, and even if you're not it deserves a try.

The concept works, but the content seems to be quite short. Still, fans of the Games Workshop creation will not be disappointed.

The lack of single player content could be a problem for some, but if you're happy with two new armies for multiplayer matches, then it's probably worth your time.

Fans of the UFC will probably enjoy this game a lot, even though those who are new to the series will find it quite confusing. Tutorials are not as good as the should, and it lacks a training mode where practice our moves. Still, a good starting point for EA Sports.

Even though it works, as a RPG it falls short of content, something very important in this kind to games. Still, it's fun and accessible, so if you like the Angry Bird series it deserves a try.

A beautiful experience, but quite simple when it comes to gameplay. We appreciate it tries to deliver something different, which it does, but as a game it doesn't work that wall.

A great MMO with loads of content from the very beginning. The subscription model might be a hurdle for some players, but at least it offers the possibility of paying for it with making money within the game. We need to wait and see if it receives enough support from the community and developers, but the starting point is very promising.

If you enjoyed the previous episodes, you'll probably enjoy this one as well. Good gameplay and interesting additions, and also a quite friendly introductions for those new to the series.

If you enjoyed the previous episodes, you'll probably enjoy this one as well. Good gameplay and interesting additions, and also a quite friendly introductions for those new to the series.

The additions are not likely to be enough for those who own the original episode, especially with so many rivals on PS3. However, it is a very recommendable option on PS Vita.

The game, as a fighting game, is quite limited, but it's a concept created to please a certain audience that will definitely enjoy the experience.

It is definitely not a game for everyone, but we appreciate Nintendo made the effort to bring such a Japan-oriented title to the West. It's weird, fun and can last ages, so if you're looking for something different, this one can be a great choice.

It's nothing new, but it's fun and addictive, with an old-school feel that will definitely be enjoyed by retro action fans.

It still needs content to match the main episodes of the series, but still it's a good experience and doesn't need any purchases if you're patient enough.

It is far from being a new experience, but it adds enough content to become the ultimate edition of one of the best fighting games of the current generation.

Behind its original concept, there is a quite classic and limited puzzler. It works, and even shines sometimes, but it could have been much better if it had offered more freedom to the players.

It sticks to the original concept of the series, and offers an addictive experience. If you haven't played Lemmings recently and you enjoyed it once, it won't disappoint.

There are some good ideas, but the lack of time, budget of talent has prevented them from being fully realized. Still, it's a very interesting adventure that may surprise those looking for something different.

It becomes another horror game, where the fact of being a baby is kind of irrelevant, which is a shame taking into account this was its most distinctive aspect. It's short, but it does have some good moments though, so we think it deserves a try if you like the genre.

Time has taken its toll on Alone in the Dark, but having it available on iOS is still a good choice for those who want to relive the original experience.

It improves certain aspects of the original game, but still, some basic elements like gameplay and plot don't seem to work as they should.

It solves many of the problems of the original game, and even though it's not perfect, it's a good choice if you're looking for a game of this genre.

Worms hits the next generation with a good game, as fun as always and with a new clan system that expand its online features. However, the formula doesn't seem to evolve, so maybe the series deserves a rest.

It is a great surprise, and even though we've felt the team behind could have pushed harder to make it a better experience, it's a game fans of the genre will definitely enjoy.

Clearly inspired by Limbo, Monochroma is an experience fans of the former will enjoy. There are some aspects that should have been polished, but it does deserve a try.

If you haven't played it yet, having it on PC is a good chance to do so, since it's a unique experience with Suda51's "seal of weirdness". The adaptation from console to PC isn't as good as you might expect, though.

Drakengard 3 is a game aimed at a very specific audience, and it should be reviewed as such. If you can see beyond the graphics, and you're looking for a good story and loads of action, this is a game that you will hardly forget.

It is a game PS Vita users can't miss, even thought there's little evolution from its predecessor, and it's rather a 1.5 version.

Even though it isn't as groundbreaking as it may have seemed when announced, Transistor is an excellent game, and appealing for many different audiences.

Even though it might look like yet another indie game, this one is fun, addictive, original and difficult. A title you should at least try if you like platformers.

It is not a revolution, but a great way to bring a classic back. If you like old-school shooters, you are going to enjoy this one.

A very recommendable adaptation of the classic that still plays well, even though it doesn't look that good nowadays.

It's a pretty decent RPG, even though its pieces don't really fit together. Still, it's a good experience if you know what you're buying.

The idea is OK, but it's way too simple and it takes long to become engaging. If you've got a team to play with, it may be worth your time.

It's an experiment rather than a game, and it just takes around 20 minutes to complete. Still, being free, it's a reasonable option as an extra for the movie.

It's short. Very short. But it's also a great game that those looking for a retro-looking action game should definitely consider.

A great game that offers a lot for very little, responsive, fun and addictive. There are a few additions on PC, but the experience remains the same.

Following the steps of the previous episodes, the Denpa Men are back with another good adventure, offering an RPG for everyone.

One of the most complete episodes so far, ending with a cliffhanger. You won't be able to wait for the next one.

The amount of options and modes is not as large as we were expecting, but when it comes to the game itself, Nintendo proves that they know how to make great games. A must-have for Wii U users.

Behind an interesting concept, there's too much emphasis on in-app purchases and little on strategy, creating a disappointing experience.

There is no doubt there are good intentions behind this game, but there are no aspects worth highlighting. Still, it works for as long as it lasts.

This game takes known ideas and merge them into innovative gameplay. It's addictive and fun, even though it feels sometimes chaotic, but it definitely deserves a try.

It's one of the best tower defense for mobile devices, with a very straightforward and fun offer, that becomes an unmissable title for fans of the genre.

Any Kirby fun should buy this game. It's not the best of the series, but it's a great, although easy, platformer, and holds minigames and content to keep us playing for a long while.

Good ideas, but the lack of budget/time/experience, or whatever the reason was, resulted in a game that could have been much better. Still, if you know what you're buying, it can be an entertaining experience.

Even though it's not a true Hitman game, the strategy concept works pretty well, and becomes and outstanding mobile experience that does not lose the soul of the franchise.

It never manages to wonder the player, but still offers a very enjoyable experience, and manages to show how much effort and care has been put into it.

As a port it's just correct, but the quality of the games included is undeniable, and becomes another great opportunity to try them.

It's an old-school platformer, where those who look for a challenge will find a great but repetitive experience.

It fails to catch the player, but if you make an effort to go deeper and deeper, then it does deliver the experience it promises.

A good collection of mini games becomes a great experience if you’re old enough to feel nostalgic.

It holds some scary moments and manages to entertain, but it fails to deliver something now. If you haven't played any horror game from the Amnesia/Slender wave, it might be surprising. If you have, it feels like yet another survival horror relying on the very same gameplay.

A great golf game, with the quality Camelot guarantees. The only thing we don't like is those DLCs that feel like they have been taken away from the game to be sold separately.

Except for the story and characters, we've fallen in love with everything about this game. Visuals, music, gameplay... A charming experience that does not disappoint.

The concept is hilarious and it works great, but it feels quite short and makes you wish for a few extra levels. Still, a great experience enhanced by new control schemes on PS4.

If you like RPG games, this is a great experience and a wonderful remake, that adds not only improved visuals, but also loads of content.

From Software has not made the mistakes they made with the first episode on PC, but the improvements are limited to AI, resolution and framerate. Still, a great game worth playing.

This game merges music, puzzles and exploration in unexpected ways. If these three elements are appealing to you, then you shouldn't miss it.

Obviously there are better options if you're looking for a fighting game, but this game is a must-have for fans of the franchise.

It's not a huge step forward from the previous episode, but it does deliver everything a baseball fan could ask for. Plenty of options, loads of content and many hours of fun.

It borrows from classic games of the genre, in such a pure way that what will be nostalgia for some, will be hurdles for others. However, it's aimed at a certain audience that will enjoy every positive and "negative" side of the game.

Everyone who enjoys sci-fi games should take this one into consideration, as long as they're aware that this is indeed a very deep and complex experience, but also outstanding and rewarding.

There's a solid base behind this game, but the controls are not precise enough, and the artistic side of the game is way too generic to make it more appealing. Still, the PS Vita version is the best out there, thanks to the mix of physical controls and touchscreen.

It works as a football manager, since it is engaging and deeper than it looks, but watching the AI play gets way too boring.

This collection of several short films and a game is quite irregular, and it seems to be aimed at a very particular audience. If you are part of that particular audience then you know what you're buying. If you're not, make sure you it find out before purchasing it.

Even though the visuals do not match the console version, the experience does, and Dead Nation continues to be a very addictive game that works pretty well on the handheld.